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Dan Schreiber: Beer Flavored Ice Cream

Dan Schreiber: Beer Flavored Ice Cream

Update: 2025-08-25
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#45 – Dan Schreiber: Beer Flavored Ice Cream


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  • Dan is an architect in Green Bay but had always wanted to be a farmer.

  • Stroh’s was the local macro-brewery when Dan and Bert went to college.

    • They made ice cream, then and still do today.



  • Do corn farmers put feed corn around the perimeter of their field?

  • Bert and Dan rode a mechanical bull in Kentucky

  • Felt like an architect on his second job.

  • Dan thinks architects adopted CAD at about the same rate as engineers

  • If he was born ten years later, he probably would have gone into IT.

  • Early CAD was tough to use.

  • To call yourself an architect, you need to be licensed. Not so for engineers.

  • Licensing exam – 9 sections. The last one was 12 hours long.

  • Are “no scale” and “not to scale” different?

  • Antoine Davis (who?) and Pete Maravich.

  • Throwing Hershey bars onto the basketball court.

  • It is awesome going through a building you designed.

  • Go to Marquette, MI to see his work.

  • The Great Bridge: The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge, by David McCullough

  • Using a tree as the center column of your building.

  • Not a farmer today, but enjoys gardening.

  • You can tap butternut trees. Makes a smooth, buttery syrup.

  • In high school, Dan went into the engine compartment to work on the engine.


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Dan Schreiber: Beer Flavored Ice Cream

Dan Schreiber: Beer Flavored Ice Cream

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